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When Fun Turns Dangerous Trampoline Fracture #Trampoline…

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$An open tib fib 🦴 fracture from a trampoline! Open fractures require an extra bit of attention. The most important thing to do when a patient with an open fracture walks in is to give them antibiotics. Time to antibiotics is the most important factor in terms of preventing an infection. You may need to pull on the leg to make sure no bone is sticking out, and then temporarily stabilize with a splint until the patient get surgery the following morning. . . . This is for educational purposes only$

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An open tib fib 🦴 fracture from a trampoline! Open fractures requir…

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The 6 Most Common Trampoline Injuries ( Safety Tips) | Living The …

Feb 28, 2021

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$11 broken backs, paralysis and fractured vertebra: are trampoline parks safe? - Netmums$

11 broken backs, paralysis and fractured vertebra: are trampoline …

Nov 8, 2023

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$Who has broken a bone on a trampoline or whose child has? Or any injury on one? I’m SHOCKED that I never knew how dangerous they could be!🤯🤯🤯 Keen got one of the most common fractures called a “trampoline fracture” and it occurs right under the knee on the tibia. I’m thankful it missed his growth plate.😭😭😭 anywho, my daughters have been asking for a tramp when we move to the new house and my answer is now a firm, “no!” #trampolinefracture #trampolines #trampolinefail #relatablereels #psa20$

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Who has broken a bone on a trampoline or whose child has? O…

5K viewsApr 30, 2024

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$Trampoline-related injuries are common among children and can lead to serious harm, including fractures, sprains, head injuries, and even spinal damage. Most injuries occur due to falls, collisions, improper landings, or attempting risky stunts. Even with safety nets and padding, the risk remains high. The American Academy of Pediatrics advises against recreational trampoline use for children, especially at home. To prevent injuries, it’s best to avoid trampolines altogether or ensure strict sup$